2014 Keystone Montana-Mountaineer Body and structure Problems

“Before returning to or. I took my rv to houston metallurgical laboratory, inc. I suspected some possible corrosion. (excerpt). Our first observation was the aluminum welding of the floor framework in which we could see some of the welding would not be acceptable to visual inspection to more than one welding code......one example.....photo pages #1 thru 7 show welds that would not pass a visual inspection. I know you also had concerns due to air flow, (compartments that should be sealed but are not) that the aluminum beams are showing what appears to be initial stages of corrosion. …”

“Visiting in houston, tx. 2013 christmas holidays I was cleaning inside rv mountaineers basement. I noticed one of the (that was in vision) aluminum floor joists was sawed part of the way into. This floor joists that was sawed part of the way into is next to a vertical plumbing pipe. Plumbing installer may have sawed this floor joists. I later emailed a consumer rep. At Keystone rv asking if the sawed aluminum floor joists would cause structural integrity or decrease the rv value. He would not return this email. I have relentlessly contacted Keystone rv mfg about problems with this rv. …”

“Nfpa 7.2.4 shower stalls. In no case shall the depth of a shower receptor be less than 2 in. (51 mm) or than 9 in. (229 mm). Measured from the top of the finished dam or threshold to the top of the drain. Shower in my rv measures 10 1/2 technical mgr. Asks what does that hurt? Keystone isn't going to change out that shower stall. Tech mgr. Meeting me in tx. Told me 4 + times I had agree to his terms or take my rv off the lot. Finally I took rv off lot but I needed an unbiased opinion for it would be between me and possibly all of them at the dealership so I called waller county sheriffs dept. …”